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POD: A simple, seductive narrative
Our reporters break down Erin's analysis of the Spokane Business Association's most recent study on homelessness.
Podcasts
Catch us live on Thursdays at 3 pm on KYRS Thin Air Community Radio 88.1 & 92.3 FM or catch up on our latest shows here!
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POD: Protest to Politics
Luke chats with Ben Stuckart on the Spokane ICE protests and how the two refugees are doing after being detained by ICE and taken to Tacoma.
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The POD: About Last ICE (protest)
We talk the background, timeline and aftermath of Wednesday's protests against ICE.
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POD: Opioid overdose in rural WA & ID
Hedge and Sophia talk the data, resources and stories of people struggling with opioid addiction in rural areas.
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POD: The Spokane connections to the Seattle Christian nationalist event
How the Christian nationalist movement uses slick marketing and psychological tricks to gain traction — and Spokane's role in the Seattle event that spurred 20+ arrests.
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POD: How to be a journalist from prison + union-busting updates
We get an inside look on what it's like to be a journalist in prison and updates on the latest news.
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POD: The story of migrant arrests in the Spokane area
An overview of the immigration crackdown in the Inland Northwest since Trump took office.
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POD: A fun fund drive week + all about the LGBTQIA2S+ ordinance
It's KYRS' Fund Drive week! Listen in on the second half of our 2-hour show where we chat with Council Member Paul Dillon and fellow KYRS producer Maeve Griffith.
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POD: 'A Christmas joint'
RANGE worked with an incarcerated journalist on a story about prisons. Get the details in this week's episode.
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POD: We Doomscroll so you don't have to
Catch up on all the latest Spokane news in less than one hour. This week we have the overturn of Prop 1, safe streets efforts and more.
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POD: Bike racks and Planned Parenthood union updates
It's a weird combo, but still two very important topics!
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POD: Police accountability, dead legislation and SpoVal's competing(?) desires
We covered police accountability from a lot of different angles: police shootings and transparency, legislation for more accountability, Spokane Valley's desire to help ICE and hopes for more money for more cops.